Less than a month after opening, the Castro's new Indian eatery is already in hot water, as employees accuse its owner of stealing their wages.

As the city's deadline nears, three Castro businesses still have retrofits left to complete.

The proposed housing development would be nine stories tall, and would also take out the three-unit residential building next door.

"22 years was a good run," says owner Issa Sweidan, but it's time for a change.

A juice bar opens in West Portal, a restaurant/bar/arcade changes up its food menu, and a popular bakery opens after being shut down by the health department.

The space sat vacant for more than two years following the closing of Zapata Mexican Grill.

Whatever you're craving, these 3 Castro newcomers have it.

The eatery faced numerous city permitting headaches, but its owner persevered.

The temporary closure is related to waste water leaking next door, into the future site of Hotel Castro.

The new cafe, serving a full menu of traditional Brazilian family recipes, will open in the former home of Hearth Coffee Roasters.

A new Asian fusion and dim sum spot has opened its doors in the neighborhood. Read on for more details.

Papi Rico had just reopened in May after a 5-month hiatus.

One of the restaurant's owners has been arrested for selling alcohol without a license.